So where can I find these FCC standards that you discovered? So if a carrier has service in just one city in each of the 26 states, that makes them a national carrier? Or if a carrier only has 1 tower in 26 states, that makes them a national carrier? That's a pretty loose definition then. US Cellular is more not in most areas versus being in most areas. New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Charlotte, Las Vegas, Dallas, Phoenix, Minneapolis, Denver, Seattle...I could go on an on and name off 50 of the biggest cities in the US and ask if US Cellular is there and the answer is no. Most Americans have never even heard of US Cellular. They have to be the "national carrier" that 80% of the US has never even heard of. It's almost like false advertising.